Strong's G3588: ὁ (ho) Definition

Acts 26:22 - help therefore Having of God unto day I continue witnessing to small both and great none other things than saying those which both the prophets did say should come and Moses

Acts 26:23 - That should suffer Christ That he should be the first that rise from the dead light should and should shew unto the people and to the Gentiles

Acts 26:24 - thus And as he spake for himself Festus with a loud voice said thou art beside thyself Paul much thee learning mad doth make

Acts 26:25 - But not I am he said most noble Festus but of truth and soberness the words speak forth

Acts 26:26 - knoweth For of of these things the king things before whom also freely I speak are hidden For from him none of these things not I am persuaded not For was in a corner done this thing

Acts 26:27 - believest thou King Agrippa the prophets I know that believest thou

Acts 26:28 - Then Agrippa unto Paul said Almost me thou persuadest a Christian to be

Acts 26:29 - And Paul said I would to God also almost also almost altogether that not only thou but also all that hear me this day were such as I am except bonds these

Acts 26:30 - And thus spoken them rose up the king And the governor and Bernice And they that sat with them

Acts 26:31 - And when they were gone aside they talked between themselves saying nothing of death worthy or of bonds doeth man This

Acts 26:32 - Agrippa Then unto Festus said have been set at liberty might man This appealed unto Caesar

Acts 27:1 - when And it was determined should sail that we into Italy they delivered Paul and certain other prisoners a centurion unto one named Julius band of Augustus

Acts 27:2 - entering And into a ship of Adramyttium meaning to sail by of Asia the coasts we launched being with us one Aristarchus a Macedonian of Thessalonica

Acts 27:3 - And the next day we touched at Sidon courteously And And Julius Paul entreated and gave him liberty unto friends to go to refresh himself

Acts 27:4 - And when we had launched we sailed under Cyprus because the winds were contrary

Acts 27:5 - And the sea of Cilicia and Pamphylia when we had sailed over we came to Myra a city of Lycia

Acts 27:6 - And there found the centurion a ship of Alexandria sailing into Italy and he put us into

Acts 27:7 - many And days when we had sailed slowly and scarce were come over against Cnidus not suffering us the wind we sailed under Crete over against Salmone

Acts 27:9 - when much Now time was spent and was already dangerous when sailing because and the fast already past admonished Paul

Acts 27:10 - And said unto them Sirs I perceive that with hurt also much damage not only of the lading also ship but also lives of our will be this voyage